著者

菊地 直子 久慈 るみ子 Naoko KIKUCHI Rumiko KUJI 岩手県立大学盛岡短期大学部 尚絅女学院短期大学生活科学科 Morioka Junior College Iwate Prefectural University /

出版者

岩手県立大学盛岡短期大学部

雑誌

岩手県立大学盛岡短期大学部研究論集. 自然科学編 = Bulletin of Morioka Junior College Iwate Prefectural University. National science (ISSN:13449761)

巻号頁・発行日

pp.15-20, 1999-03-26

被引用文献数

1

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The shift of brassieres is of importance from the point of view of flexibility when exercising including comfortableness to wear. This paper deals with the shift distribution of two samples, full-cup type and 3/4 cup type, after a radio gymnastic exercise. The radio gymnastic exercise was used here because of its repetitiousness. The relationship between the number of repetitions (one to three) and the quantity of shift was also examined. The following results were obtained. 1) The quantity of shift after the first repetition was large, while the quantity after the second and the third was small. 2) In both samples, the quantity of shift was larger near the axilla than the median line and the upper part of the brassiere's cup. 3) No significant difference in quantity was found between the two samples. Therefore, the quantity of shift had no relationship with the shape of cup. 4) While the distribution of shift for the full-cup type showed a similar tendency in both right and left cups, the 3/4 cup type showed a tendency to lean to one side.

著者

勝藤 猛 Takeshi KATSUFUJI 岩手県立大学盛岡短期大学部 MORIOKA JUNIOR COLLEGE IWATE PREFECTURAL UNIVERSITY

雑誌

岩手県立大学盛岡短期大学部研究論集 = Bulletin of Morioka Junior College Iwate Prefectural University (ISSN:13489720)

巻号頁・発行日

vol.3, pp.5-13, 2001-03-01

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After the breakdown of the Qin empire, there was a leader named Liu Bang (247-195 B.C.), who built the Han dynasty. Among his followers, three men were particularly efficient, and brought him to the throne. First, Zhang Liang was a staff-officer, so to speak, with female appearance. He gave his master valuable advice at the headquarters. Secondly, Xiao Ho was a well-educated paymaster in charge of supplying the front with personnel and provisions, searching and arranging documents from the destroyed Qin court. Finally, Han Xin, here under discussion, was an able army commander, good at intelligence service as well as tactics. The first two were in their sovereign's high esteem, while the last fell into disgrace and was killed in the end. Court chronicler Si-ma Qian writes a hundred years later, "One who has more courage than one's lord will be easily ruined. One whose success is above all will not be awarded". This is the destiny of Han Xin. The author tries to describe a hero of a tragedy.